Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-18
who have been pulled out Of the wreck are

Mr.. II. W. McFadden, of McFadden
Co., grain dealers, was passenger in thu
| rear sleeper, and gives a graphic account
OF the accident, which is substantially the
same as Mr.. Whites account. He esti
mates the loss Of life at hundred anc
twenty-five persons.
The following is a complete list Of the
persons taken from the wreck,
| wouNDzD:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Parker.
Mrs. Emma Regain and son.
John Frye, badly.
E. L. Orden, Graymount, slightly.
Florence Boucher, Bayard, Ills.
| Pat Brady, Gilman, Ills, slightly.
Sophie Paulim, slightly.
c. NJ. Young and c. W. Swank, West
Jersey, slightly.
Thos. Trimmer, Park Ridge, leg broken
Theodore Godel, Peoria, badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chellew, Glassford, Ills,
| slightly.
A. j. Miller, of Onalds, Ills, lost foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Zimmerman, Peoria,
seriously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal, slightly. Their baby
was killed.
Abby Edmonds, Disco, ILL.,, slightly.
DIR. E. P. Hazen and wife, Madison, Ia,
slightly.
Il. A. Bond, Colchester, ILL.,, badly.
John Dochman, Peoria, will lose foot.
Mr.. Thomas McEveri, Peoria, mortally.
j. w. Grant, Peoria, badly.
Miss Emma Alter, West Point, Ia,
badly.
Mrs. n. J. Thorne, Rush, ILL.,, slightly.
Mary Morris, slightly.
E. F. French, slightly.
Eaton Walters, slightly.
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Mrs. R. II. Clark, Rootstown, O., NOR
tally.
G. E. W. Cress, Washington, mortally
Elizabeth Dress, dead.
]. Cress, husband of Elizabeth, both OF
Peoria, slightly.
Madge L. Harris, broken leg.
Arthur Mccarthy, both eyes put out.
Mrs. Meek, Eureka, dead.
David Crawford, Hilton, slightly.
A. F. Magee, Lahapp, slight.
Mrs. 8. r. Borden, Tonica, slightly.
VIM. Forbes, Elmwood, slightly.
Elizabeth Sellers, Peoria, slightly.
Mrs. Oliver Walters, Peoria, bruised in
head.
H. Abraham, Peoria, badly.
Adam Schamberger, Peoria, slightly.
s. L. Belsley, Deer Creek, ILL.,, slightly.
Patton Cress, Washington, slightly.
I. D. Kelley, Peoria, bruised badly.
Daniel Rock, Rosefield, slightly.
A. c. Jordan, Danville, Ia, slightly.
c. A. Gregg, Danville, Ia, slightly.
Mrs. G. E. Allen, Galesburg, slightly.
Minnie Vaughn Dales, Peoria; leg
broken.
Calvin Davis, Peoria; slightly.
May Laws, Eureka, ILL.,, head fractured
and can not live.
D. H. Carter, Burlington, Ia; slightly.
H. B. Lawrence, Burlington, Ia; slight
ly.
Frank Taylor, Macomb; leg broken in
two places.
John McMaster, Peoria; slightly.
Mrs. Kellogg, fremont; seriously.
Mrs. Isaac Brady, Morrison; not expect
ed to live.
Catherine Lofts, Peoria; slightly.
j. W. Stearns, Green Valley; slightly.
John Sheen, Walnut Grove, slightly.
Six out of the thirteen that started from
Eureka, are dead.
Mrs. Brown, of Breeds station, badly
hurt.
NJ. P. Bedell, Canton.
DIR. c. Auringer, of Detroit.
Ed. Brown, Peoria.
Isaac Broody, Morrison.
Sarah May, Eureka; very seriously hurt.
DR.. E. P. Hazen and wife.
Mrs. Aler, Peoria.
G. ]. Smith, Peoria; very seriously
wounded.
Geo. A. Scott, Toulone, Ill; ankle badly
hurt and left leg bruised.
Geo. w. Swank, Elmwood; not seriously
hurt.
David CIR awfo ord.
Anna Kellogg, fremont.
Win Forbes not expected to live, and
private dispatch states that W. F. Sterns
and two daughters are dead. The follow
ing have been heard from, and are all
right: A. Singer, Pete Leonare, E. j.
Graves, party all right. v. M. Lincoln,
George Smith, A. E. Marshall.
Private dispatch to Mrs. Howard says:
Lizzie hurt in foot, Pima not found, Re-
gan dead. NJ S. Regain injured; can not
say about balance.